How Procurement Teams Can Push Back on Supplier Price Increases in 2026

With UK input costs rising again in 2026, procurement teams need a disciplined way to challenge supplier price increases without damaging critical relationships.

9 July 2026

Meta employees consumed 73.7 trillion AI tokens in 30 days, then watched the Claudeonomics leaderboard become a warning about tokenmaxxing, AI budgets and enterprise productivity.

8 July 2026

Leaseholders at L&Q’s Windley Close in Forest Hill say they have spent more than four years without a valid EWS1 certificate, watched service charges climb, and then lived through a fire on 25 May 2026 during which, they say, no communal alarm sounded. Regulators have already downgraded L&Q. Here is what residents want the housing association to answer.

8 June 2026

EDF Energy pursues landlords and homeowners for inflated bills based on estimated readings at empty properties, then refers disputed debts to collection agencies before complaints are resolved. Here is how to fight back, with template emails and the UK laws that protect you.

1 June 2026

From reducing anxiety to improving heart health, the latest 2025-2026 studies show that how we breathe may be one of the most powerful — and overlooked — tools for wellbeing. Plus, 3 breathing apps to get started.

20 May 2026

Gartner's 2026 worldwide IT spending forecast puts total enterprise technology outlay at $6.31 trillion, up 13.5 per cent year on year. Data-centre systems are growing at more than 55 per cent, enterprise software crosses $1.44 trillion, and the whole picture is being pulled by generative-AI infrastructure. We walk through the segments and what they mean for the vendor market.

12 May 2026

TinyZone stopped working in late 2025 and its main domain has not returned. We list the fully legal free streaming services that fill the gap in the UK, the US and internationally, and explain what UK copyright law actually says about the unlicensed sites users are searching for.

12 May 2026

Graham Norton has been the BBC's Eurovision commentator since 2009, when he took over from the late Sir Terry Wogan. We explain how his dry, gently sarcastic commentary became the way most British viewers actually experience the contest, and what's changed for Eurovision 2026 in Vienna.

12 May 2026

Jimmy Carter died on 29 December 2024 at the age of 100, ending the longest post-presidential life in US history. A short guide to his early life, his one-term presidency, the Camp David Accords, the Iran hostage crisis and the four decades of work that followed at the Carter Center and Habitat for Humanity.

6 May 2026

New work from the IMF and the IDB attempts to isolate the bond-spread effect of credible anti-corruption institutional reform in Latin America. The estimated discount, 35 to 60 basis points for the cleanest cases, is smaller than reform advocates hoped but larger than markets generally credit.

29 April 2026